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Repertory of Hering's Guiding SymptomsCOUGH AND EXPECTORATION › COUGH

tickling

Calvin B. Knerr · Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms · Philadelphia: F. A. Davis, 1896 (Library of Congress copy, archive.org repertoryofherin00heri; public domain) · p. 763 · 80 remedies
Cough, tickling ☞ talking); tearing, preventing sleep, ▌Gels.; in throat, ▌Act. rac., Arg. nit., Ars. s. f., Bapt., Bry., ||Calad., Carbol. ac., Cinnab., Inul., ▌Kali bi., Kali c., ▌Lac. c., Lach., ▌Lactu. v., Lyc., ▌Natr. m., Nux v., ▌Phos., Puls., ▌Rhus, Sang., ▌Spong.; in throat, affecting chest, ▌Kali c.; constant, in throat, ▌Lach.; in throat, as if coryza were setting in, clearing throat, Colch.; deep in throat, Val.; in throat-pit, with morning diarrhœa, ▌Rumex; with dry throat, ▌Sang.; in throat and epigastrium, in whooping cough, ▌Bry.; in throat, in evening, ▌Amm. c.; in throat, worse in evening after lying down, ▌Niccol.; in throat, with yellow, frothy, bloodstreaked expectoration, with retching and vomiting, ▌Daph.; in throat, below glottis, ▌Sul.; in throat, with hoarseness, ▌Sep.; in throat, with catarrh of chest, ▌Lactu. v.; in throat, more on left side, Zing.; in throat after lying down in evening, Sang.; incessant, in throat, worse lying, better sitting, ▌▌Hyos.; in throat in morning, ▌Natr. s.; in throat, in phthisis, ▌Iod.; smarting, burning in throat, ▌Iris; in throat, just below tonsils, Amm. br.; in throat-pit, Caust., ▌Lach., ▌Natr. m., ▌Sil.; behind throat-pit in morning, before midnight, after lying, and sleeping, ▌▌Apis; in thyroid body, Amb.; behind thyroid cartilage, ▌Chlor.. beneath thyroid cartilage, frequent, short, dry, ▌Squilla; causing tingling, Coca; at root of tongue, ▌Lach.; in trachea, Anac., Arn., Ars., ▌Calc., Colch., Natr. m., ▌Niccol., Puls.; itching in trachea, about middle of sternum, ▌Nux v.; low down, in trachea, Cina, ▌Phos., ||Ver.; in trachea, day and night, in pneumonia, ▌Arn.; in right side of trachea, below larynx, ▌Sticta; as from soreness low down in trachea, scraping extends upward into throat, ▌▌Stann.; ulcerated sensation in fauces, Sars.; almost uninterrupted cough from tickling in left side of throat, better talking, stooping, worse till late in evening, then suddenly ceases, ▌Hep.; as if from dry, irritating vapor, salt or pepper, or as from a dry spot in larynx, Crotal.; violent, in tuberculosis, ▌Lach.; after walking in sharp, cold air, Ver.; while walking and on deep inspiration, ▌Natr. m.; may be suppressed by effort of will, ▌Ign; sulphur, throat

Grade 5 of 5 — the book’s highest

spong. rumx. squil. mang. con. ars. am-c.

Grade 4 of 5

lach. hyos. bad. op. phos. phyt. sep. stann. verat. kali-bi. lac-c. nat-m. lyc. rhus-t. coc-c. gels. calc. alumn. brom. iris. psor. euphr. all-c. cycl. chlor. arn. nux-v. kali-c. coloc. myric. asaf. hydr-ac. bell. calc-p. ham. stict. cham. chin. myrt. verb. ph-ac. kali-n. carb-an. lact. iod. dros. ferr. ip.

Grade 3 of 5

zinc. puls. eup-per.

Grade 1 of 5

sabin. cahin. sars. carb-s. staph. lob. astac. bov. naja. sang. aesc. seneg. ang. sulph. bry. med. caust. sil. merc. zing. ant-t. ox-ac.

Cite: Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms, Philadelphia: F. A. Davis, 1896 (Library of Congress copy, archive.org repertoryofherin00heri; public domain), p. 763 — COUGH AND EXPECTORATION; COUGH; tickling